Harry Kane is said to be very happy in Germany and has no plans to return to the Premier League any time soon. The England captain, who joined Bayern Munich from Tottenham, reportedly has a release clause in his contract at the Allianz Arena and had the option to activate it during the winter transfer window.

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Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has been tipped to reject a return to Tottenham Hotspur, while Paul Merson reckons Arsenal “will buy him”. The England international left boyhood club Spurs to join Bayern Munich during the 2023 summer transfer window for around £86m.

Harry Kane has a cut-price release clause in his Bayern Munich contract that could open the door to a Premier League return, according to reports. Many presumed the 31-year-old striker had all but ended his chance of surpassing Alan Shearer's Premier League goal record when he signed for Bayern in August 2023 for a reported £100 million.

As per an additional report from the Daily Telegraph, Kane's move to Munich included Tottenham retaining a 'first refusal' option on him, by which Spurs would be informed and offered the chance to meet the clause, if a rival club made a bid for Kane.

Harry Kane continues to be prolific with Bayern Munich but has a release clause that could allow a Premier League side to land him for just over £50million

According to a report from Daily Telegraph football news correspondent Matt Law (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), there is an interesting wrinkle to Harry Kane’s release clause with Bayern Munich — Tottenham Hotspur has the right to match it: Sources close to Harry Kane have not commented on a report by Bild the England captain has a release clause,